Chris Murphy

But you're worried about white culture.

You're not worried about, you're now

retreating to ethnic identity.

You don't speak about ethnic identity.

You speak about white identity.

So tell me the values that stitch together white identity and that make it different than black identity.

You spent a lot of time talking about this and writing about this.

You should be able to.

You're struggling with this.

He is struggling.

But you should be fairly easily, I would assume, able to tell us your thoughts on how white identity is A, different than other kinds of identity, and how it's being erased.

So our ability to access white.

I think you're struggling to answer this question, right?

Because underlying your beliefs is a sentiment that white culture is just simply better.

No, Senator, I have to disagree with that.

You haven't been able to really coherently answer

any of my questions about how you define white culture, how you define the threat that's posed.

I appreciate you being very honest that you believe that white Americans are subject to greater amounts of discrimination in this country than black Americans.

I do not think that's a sentiment that is shared broadly on this committee.

It is all what makes you just wildly, wildly unqualified